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...have to find a capable center, and we haveto make sure Michael's protected. If he's forcedout of the pocket, he can't do the things he'sbest at," Restic said...
...have to find a capable center, and we haveto make sure Michael's protected. If he's forcedout of the pocket, he can't do the things he'sbest at," Restic said...
...that means Harvard's fundraisers won't haveto worry as much about simultaneous fund drives atother universities...
Last fall, some friends suggested to Quist thathe run for class marshall, so he gathered togetherthe materials and handed them in two hours beforethe deadline. "I didn't realize that I would haveto work," he says. Today, after eating, he willmeet with Cara Dunne '92 to work on some skits forthe Senior Talent Show. He will make rain plansfor the cookout, make sure the DJ for theMoonlight cruise knows to arrive early, sellsweatshirts, answer questions about CommencementWeek activities, and return along string ofmessages that have built up on his answeringmachine...
...Admissions offices really have a lot of powerand they prefer to operate in secret," Gersteinsaid. "Basically what we're saying is that peoplewho have that much power who get to make majordecisions not only that affect students' lives butthat affect the character of the University haveto be held publicly accountable. The colleges areoften very uncomfortable with that for reasonsthat are very unclear...